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Rep. Bob Hasegawa, serving the 11th District Serving parts of South Seattle including Beacon Hill, Georgetown, South Park, Allentown, Boulevard Park, part of North Highline Unincorporated Area, Burien, City of Sea-Tac, all of Tukwila and Southcenter, the southern and eastern parts of Renton, Fairwood, Benson Hill and adjacent unincorporated areas of King County. |
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| Save the dates: Feb 17 & Feb 20 I’ll have a telephone town hall meeting on Wednesday, February 17 at 6:30 p.m. We’ll randomly call close to 30,000 households in the 11th district inviting everyone to join in the conversation. If you don’t get the call, please feel free to dial 877-229-8493 and enter PIN code 15515 when prompted, you’ll be automatically connected to the forum. If you miss the tele-town hall, or you want to continue the conversation, you might also want to come to my in-person Town Hall Meeting on Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 11 a.m. South Seattle Community College Georgetown Campus, Building C, Room 208 6737 Corson Avenue S. Seattle, WA 98108 See you there! |
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Dear Neighbors,
Welcome to my website! It's an honor to serve the good people of the
11th District. You have sent me back to our state capitol to bring
progress to our district in the areas of transportation, education, job
creation and health care.
My work in Olympia will continue to
focus on improving conditions for working families, and blue, white, and
pink collar workers. I want to make sure that those who are looking for
good family wage jobs will be able to find them.
I strongly
believe what we need in this state is fair tax reform. Regular folk,
families, small businesses and fixed income households are saddled with
an ever increasingly heavy load of the tax burden due to shifts of
responsibilities from corporations and the very wealthy and the federal
government. I believe everyone should pay their fair share, which will
ease the burden on the rest of us. Reforming our unfair system will mean
more money in the hands of those of us who will turn around and put it
directly back into our local economy. This is not just a question of
fairness; it's also an economic development issue.
I am very grateful
for all your input; I always look forward to your letters, emails and
calls because they help me represent you better. So please continue
sharing with me your concerns as well as your ideas to improve
Washington.
I hope you'll join me in creating a state that
reflects our values.
Sincerely,
Rep. Bob Hasegawa